K12 Architecture
Designed For Modern
Students

The expanding importance of STEM education and project-based learning requires rethinking traditional school planning and design processes. A practical way to start is to adopt a broader, non-traditional mindset, especially during a school project’s conceptual phases. The physical layout, the use of natural light, the incorporation of technology and the sense of community can all have a significant impact on student engagement and hands-on learning. This blog post, we will explore some of the key strategies for K-12 architecture and design that supports more student engagement and hands-on learning.

K-12 schools are always on the lookout for newer and better ways to keep students’ attention throughout the day. As attention spans continue to shorten, we’re seeing certain behavioral patterns in children begin to mirror patterns observable in adults.

Have you been to a kindergarten classroom lately? Walk into one and you’ll be greeted by a room full of children building block towers and making a beautiful mess with finger paint.